Next step in sippies?

Re: Next step in sippies?

• dragon_chica member

  February 2011

  Well, straw to me would be the next step.  We have Tommee straw sippies but I do not like the valves.  It's a biitch to assemble.  I much prefer the Playtex straw sippy cups.
  

  

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• anabelle42 member

  February 2011

  we went from soft top sippy, to hard top sippy, to straw. Now she drinks 50-50 hard top sippy & straw.
  

  
  

  

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• loveisallyounee

  February 2011

  What is a hard top sippy?

  
  Here's what she uses now:
  https://www.tommeetippee.us/explora/546006_blue.html
  

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• MrsBeckO member

  February 2011

  DD uses a mix of straw cups and hard spout sippies throughout the day and drinks from a regular cup seated at the table for meals.

  
  
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• Princess_Lily member

  February 2011

  I'm assuming next step, straw cups.

  DS has been drinking from a straw for about 2 months now, and is 100% on sippies.

  I haven't found any straw cups I feel comfortable giving him yet independently.  The cups at restaurants he sometimes will tip; box juice he will hold (amazing); at home I have these bite-down straw cups specifically for toddlers but they're even hard for me to sip on.

   

  Any recommendations for straw cups for toddlers? 
  

   
  

    

   
  

  
  

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• m0132

  February 2011

  Princess_Lily:

  I'm assuming next step, straw cups.

  DS has been drinking from a straw for about 2 months now, and is 100% on sippies.

  I haven't found any straw cups I feel comfortable giving him yet independently.  The cups at restaurants he sometimes will tip; box juice he will hold (amazing); at home I have these bite-down straw cups specifically for toddlers but they're even hard for me to sip on.

   

  Any recommendations for straw cups for toddlers? 
  

  Munchkin has a good one.  They have a flip open top and the straw comes out at more of an angle, and I noticed that DD was less likely to try and tip it like a hard spout sippy when we first started.  I gave her those at 12 months and she did great, we still use them sometimes but she will drink out of whatever now.  They don't leak at all either!  I got mine at BRU but I have seen them at Target also.

  

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• DEBBIE33CASEY

  February 2011

  m0132:

  Princess_Lily:

  I'm assuming next step, straw cups.

  DS has been drinking from a straw for about 2 months now, and is 100% on sippies.

  I haven't found any straw cups I feel comfortable giving him yet independently.  The cups at restaurants he sometimes will tip; box juice he will hold (amazing); at home I have these bite-down straw cups specifically for toddlers but they're even hard for me to sip on.

   

  Any recommendations for straw cups for toddlers? 
  

  Munchkin has a good one.  They have a flip open top and the straw comes out at more of an angle, and I noticed that DD was less likely to try and tip it like a hard spout sippy when we first started.  I gave her those at 12 months and she did great, we still use them sometimes but she will drink out of whatever now.  They don't leak at all either!  I got mine at BRU but I have seen them at Target also.

  I like this straw sippy, too!

  
  
  
  

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